Golf courses in Lake Worth, FL.

Lake Worth, FL

Atlantic National Golf Club is a daily-fee course in Lake Worth, Florida, in Palm Beach County, west of downtown West Palm Beach. It was designed by Joe Lee, an architect known for a large body of Florida golf course work. The layout features water hazards on several holes along with strategically placed bunkers along fairways and green sides, and it offers four sets of tees intended to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels. Atlantic National operates as a public course open to daily-fee play, with tee times bookable online and an E-Club membership program offering discounted rates. It is used regularly for group outings and corporate tournaments in the West Palm Beach area.

Lake Worth, FL

Park Ridge Golf Course is a county-owned public course in unincorporated Palm Beach County near Lake Worth, Florida, built on the site of the former Lantana Landfill. That history gives the course roughly 85 feet of elevation change, unusual for a South Florida layout, which locals sometimes call "The Dump." Opened in 2007, the 18-hole, par-72 course includes lakes, irrigated Bermuda roughs and Tif-eagle greens across its acreage, and it has been recognized as an Audubon International Certified Sanctuary. Park Ridge is open to public play year-round with five sets of tees for varying skill levels. The facility includes a driving range, practice bunkers, a chipping green, a pro shop and a snack bar, and hosts roughly 60,000 rounds annually.